Forty percent of the autism group spent more than half their viewing time fixated on the geometric images, compared with 2% of the developmentally typical toddlers and 9% of the develop-mentally delayed toddlers.

While some developmentally disabled students study for certificates in early childhood education, others take typing, English and other classes to prepare for jobs in retail, customer service or children's services.

The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) has articulated a position statement on principles of child development and learning that inform developmentally appropriate practice (NAEYC, 1997).

DA and DOPAC (3,4-dihydroxyphenylalacetic acid) levels are depicted in Figure 7 for groups that were exposed only during development or only as adults and those exposed developmentally and rechallenged as adults (developmental + adult).

The private, for-profit agency has operated in Peterborough for more than a decade, and grew to 21 homes dealing with emotionally disturbed children aged 12 years and up, developmentally challenged children and adults, persons with brain injuries and other disabilities, young offenders and sex offenders referred by mental health and other social agencies.

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